[Septimus by William J. Locke]@TWC D-Link bookSeptimus CHAPTER XII 7/27
"Oh, don't talk of it in that calm way--suppose you had been killed!" "I suppose the Zouave would have buried me--he's such a helpful creature, you know.
He's been in Algiers.
He says I ought to go there.
His name is Hegisippe Cruchot." "But what about the flat ?" asked Emmy. "Oh, you see, I fell down in front of the cab and he dragged me away and brushed me down with a waiter's napkin--there was a cafe within a yard or two.
And then I asked him to have a drink and gave him a cigarette.
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